Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-17
RAILROAD EXCURSIONS.
TO santa barbara, Fresno and San Jos


To Santa Barbara, Fresno and San Jose
Cheap Fares.
Those who desire to combine pleasure
with business, and to gain better knowl-
edge of the State in which they reside, have
rare opportunities afforded them at the
present time to accomplish that object at
very light expense and in a luxurious
manner. Three excursions are announced
to take place this week-one to San ia Bar
bara, another to Fresno and the third to
San Jose. The
SANTA BARBARA EXCURSION
Has been arranged in honor CT the connie
ton of the Southern Pacific Company's
new all-rail line to that place, and to give
opportunity for attending the inaugural
ceremonies at Santa Barbara, TO take place
next Saturday, That handsome little civ
is charming place to visit. and the trim
will be exceedingly interesting, while the
residents will make grand demonstration
III honor OF their having been finally given
speedy communication with other portions
OF the State. The train, consisting of Pullman
palace sleepers and Denison's dining cars.
will leave San Francisco at o'clock to-
morrow evening. Fare for the round trip.
including sleeping car berth, SIS,
THE FRESNO EXCURSION
Also takes place tomorrow, the fare for the
round trip being only 81, and the tickets
being good for five days. They can be
secured at the ticket office in this civ
and also at San Francisco, Oakland, San
Jose, Stockton and Lathrop. Thomas e.
Hughes d Son, who have the matter in
hand, announce that :" the object of this
excursion is not for the purpose of selling
lands, but to show the people of our own
State what has been accomplished in the
short period we have had water for irriga-
ton; 10000 acres of the finest land in the
world, all under cultivation, and divided
into twenty and forty-acre tracts. with
some OF the finest orchards and VINEYARDS
IN the State. No fear of foods; no fear of
droughts; no fear of frosts; no mildew or
cyclones to injure the fruit or grape We
only ask you to come and see one of the
most productive and prosperous counties
in the State. Free carriages will be ready
to show you more than we advertise
EXCURSION TO SAN JOSE.
Attention is called to the advertisement
this morning of Easton q Eidridge. rela-
tive TO the grand auction sale in, and ex-
curslon 10 San Jose next Saturday. where
they will sell at auction at II NJ, on the
premises, fronting Santa Clara street Tor
-AAo--2 1ecSc 'oNDfs street. kOr Nj oe
road, Mclaughlin, Breyfogle, Hale. Fair.
brother, Wooster, Barnes and Owens
avenues, 300 choice residence lots. Terms:
0ne-third cash; balance in six or twelve
months; interest 5 per cent; 10 per cent.
deposit on purchase of lots. which will be
credited upon the one-thiTd cash payment.
These lots are located upon the most
prominent thorougbfares Of The Garden
City, Santa Clara street being 100 feet wide.
and the great driveway to Mount Hamil |
ton (Which is in full view from the
premises); Julian street Tor Mckee road) |
is the drive to Alum Rock (another popu-
lar resort: the avenues are 60 fee. wide. |
The electric motor road will pass the |
premises there will be good car accommo- |
cations to lois, and all within u minutes
81 me center OF the city. An excursion
train will leave Fourth and Townsend
streets depot at 0 A. n, and returning Islye
san Joss at $50 ?. Y. Fare for the round
Trip, 81. =.